Copy over additional folders in layer-update #152
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December 11, 2025 19:31
Also: Allow switching over to using tars for layer source without changing the config, expecting a __root__.tar* file inside the source instead of the source directly pointing towards a tar file.
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| """ | ||
| Unpack files from source to target. | ||
| Each non-hidden folder in src is copied over, each non-hidden file is | ||
| unpacked, both removing superfluous files in the target. |
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maybe mention the differentiation between the tar.gz and the folder handling
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Also: Allow switching over to using tars for layer source without changing the config, expecting a root.tar* file inside the source instead of the source directly pointing towards a tar file.